Driver's Side Window Lift Switch (Matte Finish, with Wire) for Tesla | 1081037-02-G

The Unsung Hero of Your Daily Rides

What Makes This Switch Stand Out

A Finish That Works With Your Lifestyle

Built for the Long Haul

• Tactile Precision: The button’s resistance is calibrated to Tesla’s specs—firm enough to prevent accidental presses, soft enough for effortless operation. That satisfying "click" when you press it isn’t just feel-good; it’s a signal that your command has been registered.
• Integrated Wiring: Unlike switches that require separate harnesses, this unit comes pre-wired with a 10-inch pigtail, matching the exact length and connector (10-pin) needed to plug directly into your Tesla’s door electrical system. No cutting, splicing, or guesswork—just a secure, plug-and-play fit.
• Weather Resistance: The internal components are sealed against dust and moisture, making it durable even if you accidentally spill a drink near the door or drive through heavy rain with the window partially open.

Smart Compatibility With Your Tesla’s Systems

• Auto-Up/Auto-Down: A quick press-and-hold triggers the window to fully open or close without holding the switch, perfect for grabbing drive-through orders or venting the cabin.
• Obstacle Detection: If the window hits an object (like a hand or branch) mid-movement, the switch sends a signal to reverse the motor, preventing damage or injury.
• Sync With Key Fob: Works in tandem with your Tesla key fob’s window controls—so you can roll down windows remotely on a hot day, and the switch ensures the movement stops precisely where it should.

When It’s Time to Replace Yours

• Fuzzy Feedback: The button feels mushy, or there’s no "click" when pressed—often a sign that internal springs or contacts are wearing out.
• Partial Functionality: The window moves slowly, or only responds to "hold" mode (no auto-up/down)—a clue that the switch’s circuit board is failing.
• Loose Connection: The window works intermittently, especially when you jostle the switch—likely due to frayed wiring (solved by this pre-wired replacement).
• Cosmetic Wear: The original switch’s finish is peeling, scratched, or discolored, breaking the clean lines of your Tesla’s interior.

Install Like a Pro (No Special Tools Needed)

1. Pop Off the Door Panel Trim: Use a plastic pry tool to gently release the clips holding the switch bezel in place (start at the bottom edge to avoid damaging the matte finish).
2. Disconnect the Old Switch: Unplug the 10-pin connector from the back of the old switch—no need to cut wires; just press the tab and pull.
3. Plug in the New One: The pre-wired pigtail on 1081037-02-G matches the length of the original, so you can plug it directly into the door’s harness without extra slack.
4. Secure the Switch: Snap the new switch into the bezel until it clicks (no screws required). Test all functions: auto-up, auto-down, and obstacle detection (try blocking the window mid-close to confirm it reverses).